Village High

Village High

Pleasanton Unified School District

Pleasanton, California

79 students

High School, Grades 9–12

(925)426-4260 School Website

#128

Best Student:Teacher Ratio in California

Students

8.5:1

S:T Ratio

School Snapshot

Key metrics at a glance

Avg SAT Score

1,390

out of 1600

Excellent

Avg ACT Score

A+

out of 36

Excellent

Student-Teacher Ratio

9:1

A+

students per teacher

Excellent

Graduation Rate

95%

A+

Excellent

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Animation & Motion Graphics I (P) (R.O.P)

11, 12

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Honors Artist Portfolio (HP) (R.O.P)

11, 12

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Video Game Art & Design (P) (R.O.P.)

11, 12

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Child Growth and Development (P)

10, 11, 12

Study of developmental stages from conception through adolescence, family roles, and marriage. Includes simulations with Empathy Belly and Baby Think It Over. Covers careers involving children and families.

Developmental Psychology of Children I (P) (R.O.P.)

11, 12

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Developmental Psychology of Children II (P) (R.O.P.)

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AP Environmental Science (HP) (R.O.P)

11, 12

College-level course stressing scientific principles and analysis of environmental issues, including laboratory and fieldwork. Examines how human activities integrate into natural systems.

Honors Environmental Sustainability (PLTW) (HP)

11, 12

Students investigate and design solutions for clean drinking water, food supply, and renewable energy using the engineering design process.

Computer Integrated Manufacturing (P) (PLTW/R.O.P)

11, 12

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Honors Computer Integrated Manufacturing (PLTW) (HP)

11, 12

Deepens engineering skills in manufacturing context. Includes Computer Aided Design (CAD), Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM), CNC milling, and robotic systems.